Magnetism & Electromagnetism

Magnetism & Electromagnetism

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HORSESHOE MAGNETS, CHROME STEEL

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Chrome steel, with keepers, painted red. Approximate dimensions arePHGAA030/1 50×12×5mmPHGAA030/2 75×12×5mmPHGAA030/3 100×12×5mmPHGAA030/4 150×12×5mm..

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IRON FILLING

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In 500g bottle packing.Useful for the study of magnetic fields.PHGAA100/1 CoarsePHGAA100/2 Fine..

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LAPLACE'S RAIL

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Variation of magnetic field.Laplace law.Transparent plastic support2 brass rods Ø4 x 220mm included in the support 1 brass rod Ø4 x 60mm movable 2 security sockets Ø4mm ..

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Magnet with variable gap

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Variation of magnetic field.U shape (2 parts) with clamping knurled screw Variable gap from 45 to 70 mm 6 ferrite magnets ..

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MAGNETISING CHARGER

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Charger for Bar and Horseshoe magnets.Charger for Bar and Horseshoe magnets. No electricity required...

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MAXWELL NEEDLE

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The Maxwell’s needle with two solid cylinders can be used for the purpose of verifying the theorem of parallel axis. The two weights are symmetrically placed in the tube on either side of the axis of rotation and their positions are noted down on the scale engraved by the side of the groove on the hollow brass tube as shown...

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RING MAGNET

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STEWARTS AND GEE'S TANGENT GALVANOMETER

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Balfour Stewart and William Winston Haldane Gee designed an instrument to study the variation of magneticfield along the axis of a circular coil. It consists of a coil with specified number turns of copper wire and acompass that can be moved along the axis of the coil. This simple apparatus is still in use in most physics labs. ..

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